Very few people used PIP. MGA sets had a PIP module that always failed.
You could change all the surface mount caps on it or remove it & add 2 caps.
Given a choice NOBODY ever wanted the PIP.
Baby monitors were one useful thing. Zenith made security kits you could
use with PIP or a monitor. I never sold one but they were there.
Radio monitors go back to at least the 30's & I think Zenith called them
radio nurses. Trouble is most people put the babies crib in there bedroom.
In the 70's baby monitor listening became a very popular hobby. I think
you could imagine the content
enuf fer now
73 Zeno
LFOD !
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Originally Posted by Telecolor 3007
Beside the ideea of an P.i.P., you could the small screens for C.C.T.V. In one old image from an catalogue an lady was watching tv and on one of the small screens appeared an baby sleeping - so she could watch tv while kept an eye on the baby that was sleeping in another room.
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